Sentence examples similar to weakened effectiveness from inspiring English sources

During most of the period of the British mandate, disagreement between these groups seriously weakened the effectiveness of Arab efforts.

The flight of capital from unionized to non-unionized states has severely weakened the effectiveness of class-based redistribution in the United States since the 1930's.

The fact that investment bank holding companies could withdraw from this voluntary supervision at their discretion diminished the perceived mandate" of the program, and "weakened its effectiveness," he added.

It most likely arose when such plants left the tropical rain forest where they originated and faced a more hostile environment, in which the wind weakened the effectiveness of smell as an insect attractant and the lack of pollinating flies and beetles also made itself felt.

These may have weakened the effectiveness of the intervention components.

Another limitation was that some participants were lost to followup despite our active efforts which might have weakened the effectiveness of the intervention.

It identifies 15 "diseases" of leadership that can weaken the effectiveness of any organization.

An exception to this rule could weaken the effectiveness of that machinery.

New tactics have protected the Iraqi population, and the Sunni tribes have rejected Al Qaeda — greatly weakening its effectiveness.

Two important 19th-century developments tended to weaken the effectiveness of the Classical sonata form as an organizing principle.

One is the extent to which increasing levels of foreign-bank ownership weaken the effectiveness of domestic monetary policy.